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The 15 departments of the US executive branch (the cabinet) are :

Department of Agriculture

Department of Commerce

Department of Defense

Department of Education

Department of Energy

Department of Health and Human Services

Department of Homeland Security

Department of Housing and Urban Development

Department of the Interior

Department of Justice

Department of Labor

Department of State

Department of Transportation

Department of the Treasury

Department of Veterans Affairs

The executive who runs a department is called a Secretary (e.g. Hillary Clinton is the Secretary of State). The exception is the Department of Justice, which is headed by the Attorney General.
They run the 14 Executive Departments (departments of State, Defense, Treasury, etc.) and provide advice to the president.

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Department of: * Education * Agriculture * Commerce * Defense * Homeland Security * Energy * Health and Human Services * Housing and Urban Development * Veteran's Affairs * Treasury * Transportation * State * Labor * Justice * Interior Department of: * Education * Agriculture * Commerce * Defense * Homeland Security * Energy * Health and Human Services * Housing and Urban Development * Veteran's Affairs * Treasury * Transportation * State * Labor * Justice * Interior

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The 15 cabinet-level deparments of the US executive branch are :

  1. Department of State (created 1789 as "Department of Foreign Affairs")
  2. Department of the Treasury (created 1789)
  3. Department of Defense (created 1947 from the Departments of War and Navy, 1789 and 1798)
  4. Department of Justice (created 1870 for office of Attorney General, 1789)
  5. Department of the Interior (created 1849)
  6. Department of Agriculture (created 1889)
  7. Department of Commerce (created 1903 as Labor and Commerce)
  8. Department of Labor (created 1913 from Labor and Commerce)
  9. Department of Health and Human Services (created 1953 as Health, Education, and Welfare)
  10. Department of Housing and Urban Development (created 1965)
  11. Department of Transportation (created 1966)
  12. Department of Energy (created 1977)
  13. Department of Education (created 1979 from Health, Education, and Welfare)
  14. Department of Veterans Affairs (created 1989 from Veterans Administration, 1930)
  15. Department of Homeland Security (created 2002)
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15y ago
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State (deals with foreign relations)

Treasury

Defence

Justice (led by the Attorney General)

Interior (deals with Federal Land, Natural Resources and miscellaneous issues)

Agriculture

Commerce

Labor

Education

Transportation

Energy

Housing & Urban Development

Health & Human Services

Veteran Affairs (deals with ex-soldier's health care and pensions)

Homeland Security (deals with security threats and natural disasters)

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14y ago
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The secretaries of state, defense and treasury and also the attorney general

bureaucracy

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16y ago
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State, treasury, interior, justice, agriculture, commerce, labor, defence, health and human service, housing and urban development, transportation, energy, education,and veterans affairs.

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14y ago
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the heads of the Departments of Defense, Justice, State, and the Treasury

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4y ago
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